Military Officials Warn of New Villa Threat in Mexico
Military authorities in northern Mexico report Villa is rallying about one thousand men in Santa Clara canyon and near Tepeteniannes. Carranza forces pursue Villa while Funston calls the menace a rumor though officials fear a new blow to Mexican American commission proceedings.
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Villa
Mexico
Uvat Villa
Santa Clara Canyon
Tepetiannes
Elvalle
Chihuahua
Hewerdl Eliendorf
Funston
Rdmers
Carranza
America
Nine senators rally to back Hughes in western states
Nine United States senators wired Western HQ offering to stump for Hughes across the middle and far western states. Names include Carminlin Kenyon Horah Weeks Wadsworth Harding Curtly Sterling Jones and others with Frank Hitchcock expected for a conference to plan a visit to Montana Nevada Colorado Arizona Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Mates
Hawkes Thos
Carminlin
Kenyon
Town
Horah
Idaho
Weeks
Massachusetts
Wadsworth
New York
Harding
Ohio
Curtly
Kanaan
Sterling
South Thekota
Jones
Washington
Frank Hitchcock
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
Arizona
Nebrats
New Mexico
Oklahoma
North
Arrival of Oregon militia at Camp Withycombe
The cedoid battalion of Oregon militia arrived this morning at Camp Withycombe. The first, second and third battalions are camped and received visitors in the afternoon. The men expect to be mustered out within a few weeks as the camp organization is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withycombe
Cedoid Battalion
Oregon Militie
Chicago Wheat and Market Prices Reported Today
Chicago price ranges and market quotes for wheat and related grains are summarized. Data include open high low close figures, regional notes from Portland and Liverpool, and parity values for Manitoba No. 1 and No. 4 grades with daily per diem shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Manitoba
Zeppelins Bombard London and Raid Other Cities
British authorities report Zeppelins bombarded London for hours on Sunday. Norwich Oxford and Nottingham were raided. A Zeppelin landed damaged near Mons after the London raid and the crew disassembled the craft for shipment to Germany. Several sailors suffered shrapnel wounds.
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London
Perman Admiralty
Ely
Norwich
Oxford
Nottingham
America Asks for Details on Kelvinia Sinking
The State Department seeks confirmation whether the British steamer Kelvinia was sunk by a mine or torpedo and whether the attack carried a warning. About 28 Americans aboard were stranded at Glaston after the vessel was hit September 2. Kelvinia, five and a half thousand tons, was built in 1913 and registered at Glasgow.
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State Department
Glaston
McCunn
Kelvinis
Newport News
Avonmouth
Glasgow
Kielvinia
Glaskow
Johnson Won’t Stump Oregon for Hughes Campaign
Sept 6. Governor Johnson’s friends announce he will not stump Oregon for Hughes. Campaign notes say Johnson needs rest after his strenuous bid for the Republican Senate nomination. A formal reply to the Oregon Hughes campaign committee is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Oregon
Hughes
Sacramento
Few Criminal Cases On Docket This Fall
Four men await grand jury action and few out on bail mark the current fall term. Circuit Judge G W Phelps notes the decline in criminal cases, attributing part of it to prohibition effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Phelps
Ore
Dudge Whelp
Murlet
Tthe
Aviators Injured In 300-Foot Niplane Fall
Major Campbell, a British army instructor, and Theodore De Kruijess, Harvard student, were injured when their Niplane fell three hundred feet near Buffalo. Campbell likely fatal, suffered fractured leg and broken wing and ankle. De Kruijess wounded.
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Campbell, Critie
Theodore de Kruijess
Harvard
Buffalo
WK. Campbell
Harvard University
Campbell
8000 Goal Mine Workers Strike Threat Spread South and West
Kansas City Sept 6 A vast coal mine strike threatens a regional walkout across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas with 38000 workers determined to reject the discharge without cause clause and press for a new contract. Sub committees are split and a crucial meeting was postponed as talks continue.
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Kansas City
Aiiven
Mirike
Kansas
Mimouri
Oklahowka
Ariansay
Near
New Cone
Athena Post Office Robbed in Oregon
A safe at the Athena post office was dynamited and yielded only a few cents. Sheriff Taylor and Deputy James Evier investigated with a theory that three men participated. Tools used were reported stolen from a local blacksmith shop.
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Athena
Ore
Taylor
Compary
James Evier
Echo
Sugar Drops 75 Cent in Portland Market
Sugar prices in Portland fell 75 cents to seven dollars as of September 1, a record breaking drop in use attributed to surging supply and market adjustments. The move reflects a broader trend of lower commodity costs impacting local consumers and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pendleton Plans Trips to Baker and Heppner for Round-Up
Pendleton organizers plan excursions to Baker on September 14 and Heppner on September 16 for the county fair Round-Up week. Secretary Smeed confirms Pendleton day at the fair and a committee led by J. W. Tallman will promote travel. A special Pullman to Baker and a return trip are set, with Heppner travel by autos.
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Baker
Morrow County
Heppner
Pendleton
Smeed
The Dalles Resident Struck by Auto on Portland Streets
Portland Sept 6 T Poland aged 66 of The Dalles was hit by A Crew’s car at Third and Washington streets. He suffered a broken rib, was taken to the hospital, and is expected to recover unless internal injuries appear.
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Portland
T. Poland
Dalles
Third
Washington Streets
Roumanian King Hohenzollern Prince and English Queen
The Roumanian king is a Hohenzollern prince and his wife, Queen Marie, is English by birth. She was Princess Marie of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, daughter of the late Duke of Edinburgh, and a granddaughter of Nicholas I of Russia. The couple have six children: Crown Prince Carol born 1893, Princess Elizabeth born 1884, and others named Marie, Nicholas, Thane, and Mircea.
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Marie
Roumania
Buxe-Coburg and
Gotha
Duke of Edinburgh
Edward
England
Nicholas I of
Ruetala
Carol
Elizabeth
Nicholas
Thane
Mircla
King Ferdinand
Queen Marie
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Carom
Allies Draw Forces Near Leuze Wood in Somme Action
British and French forces renewed attacks around Combles and Peronne as German defense and counterattacks intensified. French gains near the Chaulnes Peronne railway threaten German supply lines while Romanian and Bulgarian fronts see renewed activity at Tutrakan and surrounding bridges.
Nelson Heads Century Club Leader from Pendleton Wins Presidency
Clark E. Nelson, district agent for Equitable Life, was elected president of the Western Century era at the recent convention. The Pendleton man secured the honor after a strenuous contest with four other candidates. He is noted for his attendance record, business written this year, and broad popularity. he plans to be home around December 16 as per Edgar W. Smith. Charles F. Heard, who presided at the convention in New York, has returned home.
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Clark E. Nelson
Equitable Life Assirance Company
Revent
Pendheton
Nelson
Edgar W Smith
Charles Fi. Heard
New York
General News Briefs From Recent World Events
A mix of items reports American casualties aboard a vessel hit by mire and Allied advances in Somame income. About 28,000 coal miners may strike amid labor tensions. A post office in Athena is reported blown open. Queen Mare returns home. Pendleton grain dealers plea linked to new standards act.
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Leral
Athena
Queen Mare
Pendleton Grain
Domestic science department to use Maloney home for training
The school board leased Judge J W Maloney's Booth Main street home for practical domestic science work. Head Alice Butler plans for teachers to live there and share expenses while the girls gain real housekeeping experience to enhance the high school course. The Maloney house is conveniently near the school.
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Judge
J. W. Maloney
Booth Main Street
High Schrol
Plana
Mini Alice Butler
Border Commission Holds First Session at New London
The Mexican American commission met in New London discussing the withdrawal of the American punitive expedition. Credentials were exchanged and the session focused on the withdrawal proposition and border crossing protocols while probing Mexico's disintegration and rehabilitation options. Funston recommended troops depart, prompting expectations of a speedy American withdrawal.
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Carl Groat
New London
Griswold
River and Sound
Mexico
Funston
Queen Muriel Returns Home From Astoria
Queen Muriel and Mrs Prank Suling arrived home from Astoria this morning to celebrate the annual Regatta and prepare for the seventh annual Round-Up festival. They praised Astoria hospitality and noted a large tourist turnout expected for Pendleton’s frontier show with many Portland attendees and a special train planned for the event.
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Mre Prank Suling
Muriel
Astoria
Admiral Cronin
Mies Saling
Pendieon
Portland
Telny Mie
Japan Demands Police Powers in Inner Mongolia Trade Rights At Risk
The State Department said Ambassador Guthrie in Tokyo and Minister Feinech in Peking were instructed to seek immediate clarification on Japan’s Chinese demands. The U S may object to Tokyo’s push for police and administration powers in Inner Mongolia and South Manchuria, while noting Japan’s assurances that open door policy remains unaffected. Four formal demands target punishment of officers in Inner Mongolia, dismissal of other officers, noninterference by Chinese troops, and recognition of Japan’s special interests. Concessions offered include Japanese advisers for Chinese troops and schools, a formal apology, and compensation to families of Japanese killed.
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Washington
State Department
Guthrie
Toklo
Feinech
Pekin
Japan
America
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
United States
China
Jones
Chinni
Mongolia
Sfukeden
di« Tren
Mukeden
Cheng Chintun
Sudden Death of Local Farmer A J Botin in Ukiah
A J Botin known as Al Holl, a respected Ukiah area farmer with ties to Pocheton and southern county, died suddenly while starting a harvester east of Ukiah. He collapsed while walking with a companion, and was found unresponsive. He leaves a widow and nine children.
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Ukiah
Ore
A. J. Botin
al Holl
Porcheton
Tklah
Bolln
Grain Inspection Law Benefiting Farmers Seeks Standards
Pendleton grain men hail the U S grain products act giving the Secretary of Agriculture authority to establish official grain standards for interstate and foreign commerce. Effective August 11, the law aims to reward superior quality and penalize inferior grain, with neutral government oversight and a $260,000 appropriation for enforcement. The act covers corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley and other grains, and will be administered by the Agriculture Secretary.
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Pendleton
Ecretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Agricuture
Eruin
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NOME
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Side Phelps
Baker and Heppner
Altomonile
Poland
Hohenzollern
Ferdinand
Sigmaringen
House of Hohenslein
Kaleer
Western Front
bSaulnes
Perronne
Htouman
Bacharest
Sepri Scép Gyorgi
Tutrakan
Danube
Bortecket
Partie
Marne
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Somme
Peronne
Chaulnes-Peronne
Teuitons
Fleury
Lorraine
Bervis Bald
Bucharest
Berlin
Strongy
Tutrukan
Gomnane
Transylvania
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TM i
Clerk
Forest
Century Club
H. S
Border Commission
Isaln
Tiler
Regatta
Obinet
Ukiar
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